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At the centre of leadership

Andrew MathiesonINSPIRATION for a Torquay 28-year-old to build a worldwide, life-changing organisation came in the form of a rehabilitating Bolivian capuchin monkey struggling to...

Learners’ logs cost P-plates

Alex de VosAn increasing number of learner drivers are failing to secure their P-plate licences because of “incorrect and messy” logbooks, according to Geelong...

Elle inspires dad’s big ride

Andrew MathiesonRIDING a bike the stretch of Tasmania – and back to Geelong – feels like baby steps for charity cyclist Jasper Boyd when...

Battlers’ credit lifeline set to start dealing out money

Andrew MathiesonA series of interest-free loans are “up and running” for struggling low-income earners and battling pensioners in Geelong. Charities have started referring clients to...

Whale of a season closes with a visitor record

Jessica BentonThe region has finished a record season for southern right wales along the Great Ocean Road, according to a wildlife worker. Department of Sustainability...

Union boss slams driver penalties

Alex de VosUnions have slammed Geelong Taxi Network’s plan to penalise drivers for misbehaviour under a shake-up of services. Geelong Trades and Labour Council boss...

Researchers discover hidden war treaures

Jessica BentonA research team has uncovered a treasure trove of war relics spread across the Bellarine Peninsula in an Australian-first study. Historian Bob Marmion, archaeologist...

Council on Copenhagen: Don’t call it a junket

Jessica BentonANOTHER Geelong councillor is packing his bags for an overseas trip at the expense of ratepayers. Councillors have voted unanimously to send John Doull...

Frank rises to Remembrance Day challenge

Andrew MathiesonOLD digger Frank Hayes cast a solitary figure on Remembrance Day this week, standing beside the flag pole at Geelong’s Johnstone Park like...

Geelong cultural capital after museum bid failure

A failed bid for a Guggenheim museum helped Geelong become a “cultural capital”, according to a Deakin University academic’s research. Associate Professor Louise Johnson said...

Wings for Chicken’s footy plan

Alex de VosA Geelong radio announcer is a step closer to his controversial dream of setting up a junior football club on the Surf...

Drysdale set for surge of home blocks

Jessica BentonDRYSDALE’S population is set to sprawl with the opening of a new growth area. City of Greater Geelong councillors have voted to adopt a...

Cats add another Holmes to list

Geelong added Hunter Holmes to its list after being drafted at pick 33 on Thursday night. The 187cm midfielder Holmes is the brother of Cats’...